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Making Academic Progress with MAP

At Painted Stone Elementary, we prioritize academic progress through the MAP goal-setting process, guided by Michelle Shipley, Heather Fallen, and Beth Cook. Our approach includes collaboration with teachers to identify student needs, facilitate goal-setting parent nights, and regularly assess student growth in Reading, Math, and Language Usage. By involving parents through conferences and providing resources, we ensure students know their learning paths and how to reach their objectives. This continuous feedback loop fosters student engagement and self-assessment, paving the way for enhanced academic achievements.

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Making Academic Progress with MAP

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  1. Making Academic Progresswith MAP Painted Stone Elementary Michelle Shipley, Heather Fallen, and Beth Cook michelle.shipley@shelby.kyschools.us Heather.fallen@shelby.kyschools.us beth.cook@shelby.kyschools.us Academic Excellence: Child by Child

  2. Learning Targets Describe the MAP Goal Setting process Explain Goal Setting Parent Night Successful Use of the Des Cartes

  3. Why is goal setting important? According to Stiggins, Arter, Chappuis, and Chappuis. “…students knew where they were going, they knew where they were at any given time, and they learned what to do to close the gap.” Classroom Assessment for Student Learning page 41

  4. MAP MAP administered in August (Reading, Math, and Language Usage) Meet with teachers to discuss students’ scores Create list of students that qualify for Response To Intervention (RTI) / begin Tiers of Intervention

  5. First Grade Example Goal Setting Sheet

  6. MAP Parent conferences to determine next steps and review student’s individual goals and sign parent contract Folder of materials for parents and book bags for students Follow up with students (weekly) and parents (monthly or as needed)

  7. MAP MAP administered again in December (Reading, Math, and Language Usage) Goals reviewed and revised RTI list and Tiers of Intervention updated Parent Conferences

  8. Move those cars!! Celebrations student success!!!  

  9. MAP Final MAP assessment (Reading, Math, and Language Usage)

  10. Class By Rit

  11. Individualized RIT Cards

  12. MAP Reading Practice http://www.sowashco.k12.mn.us/RO/Pages/studentlinks/map/reading.htm

  13. MAP Math Practice http://www.sowashco.k12.mn.us/RO/Pages/studentlinks/map/

  14. Goal Setting makes a difference!!!! “…students learned how to take control over their own learning, received frequent and descriptive feedback on progress, were challenged without being threatened, and engaged in self-assessment.” Classroom Assessment for Student Learning page 41

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